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Three arrested over Neo-Nazi group 'that called for Prince Harry to be shot'

published:06 Dec 2018

Three arrested over Neo-Nazi group 'that called for Prince Harry to be shot'

Three arrested over Neo-Nazi group 'that called for Prince Harry to be shot'

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Two teenagers and a man have been arrested over alleged links to a neo-Nazi group that suggested Prince Harry should be shot for marrying Meghan Markle. The arrests, on suspicion of terror offences, were made as part of a planned counter-terrorism operation and there is no suggestion it is as a result of the picture. A 17-year-old, an 18-year-old and a 21-year-old are being interviewed by police following their arrests. The three men are believed to have links to neo-Nazi group, the Sonnenkrieg Division - which has suggested Prince Harry is a \'race traitor\'. Searches are ongoing at four properties in Bath, London, Portsmouth and Leeds, officers from the North East Counter-Terrorism Unit confirmed. The 21-year-old, from Bath, Somerset, was arrested on suspicion of possessing material useful to someone preparing an act of terrorism and conspiracy to inspire racial or religious hatred. The 18-year-old, from Portsmouth, Hants, was arrested on suspicion of encouraging terrorism and dissemination of terrorist publications. And the 17-year-old, from London, was arrested on suspicion of encouraging terrorism, dissemination of terrorist publications, and conspiracy to inspire racial or religious hatred. Police interviews are taking place in police stations in London and Bath. It is thought Sonnenkrieg has no more than 10-15 members in the UK and some European countries. Violent images posted by the group on social media state \"fill your heart with hate\" and glorify the Norwegian terrorist and mass murderer Anders Breiv...

Three arrested over Neo-Nazi group 'that called for Prince Harry to be shot'

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Two teenagers and a man have been arrested over alleged links to a neo-Nazi group that suggested Prince Harry should be shot for marrying Meghan Markle. The arrests, on suspicion of terror offences, were made as part of a planned counter-terrorism operation and there is no suggestion it is as a result of the picture. A 17-year-old, an 18-year-old and a 21-year-old are being interviewed by police following their arrests. The three men are believed to have links to neo-Nazi group, the Sonnenkrieg Division - which has suggested Prince Harry is a \'race traitor\'. Searches are ongoing at four properties in Bath, London, Portsmouth and Leeds, officers from the North East Counter-Terrorism Unit confirmed. The 21-year-old, from Bath, Somerset, was arrested on suspicion of possessing material useful to someone preparing an act of terrorism and conspiracy to inspire racial or religious hatred. The 18-year-old, from Portsmouth, Hants, was arrested on suspicion of encouraging terrorism and dissemination of terrorist publications. And the 17-year-old, from London, was arrested on suspicion of encouraging terrorism, dissemination of terrorist publications, and conspiracy to inspire racial or religious hatred. Police interviews are taking place in police stations in London and Bath. It is thought Sonnenkrieg has no more than 10-15 members in the UK and some European countries. Violent images posted by the group on social media state \"fill your heart with hate\" and glorify the Norwegian terrorist and mass murderer Anders Breiv...

Report faults Charlottesville police and city officials for violence

published:02 Dec 2017

Report faults Charlottesville police and city officials for violence

Report faults Charlottesville police and city officials for violence

published:02 Dec 2017

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According to an investigator\'s report released today, police and city officials in Charlottesville, Virginia, did not do enough to prevent or stop the deadly chaos that erupted last August at a white nationalist rally. Kris Van Cleave has more.
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Report faults Charlottesville police and city officials for violence

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According to an investigator\'s report released today, police and city officials in Charlottesville, Virginia, did not do enough to prevent or stop the deadly chaos that erupted last August at a white nationalist rally. Kris Van Cleave has more.
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Two teenagers and a man have been arrested over alleged links to a neo-Nazi group that suggested Prince Harry should be shot for marrying Meghan Markle. The arrests, on suspicion of terror offences, were made as part of a planned counter-terrori

According to an investigator\'s report released today, police and city officials in Charlottesville, Virginia, did not do enough to prevent or stop the deadly chaos that erupted last August at a white nationalist rally. Kris Van Cleave has more.
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